What's wrong with cats not peeing?

If the cat drinks less water, it will easily lead to anuria. If the cat can't urinate and often meows, then the cat may be in the physiological period. In addition, when the weather temperature drops or the cat is in a bad mood, it will also lead to urethral blockage, resulting in anuria. Why can't cats pee? First of all, it may be some spontaneous cystitis, which may be caused by some psychological and physiological reasons. For example, cats are stressed or frightened because of changing the environment, strangers or other pets come to the house, or pet owners don't clean the litter box in time, so cats don't want to go in to urinate. Long-term urination may lead to these conditions. Then consider that there may be urinary calculi, bladder calculi and kidney calculi, which will lead to dysuria. Stones are common in cats who don't like drinking water and cats who don't exercise much.

The owner can choose an automatic water dispenser for the cat, which can increase the cat's curiosity about drinking water and make the cat drink more water. Owners also need to spend more time playing with cats so that they can get enough exercise. Finally, there is some inflammation in the bladder and urethra, which may also block the urethra, causing them to be unable to urinate normally. In this case, they need to be taken to the hospital for catheterization in time.